Experimental endeavours have been undertaken to apply plant observation and botanical dyeing techniques, employing the method of transfer to momentarily suspend the passage of time and capture transient site characteristics.

In the delicate space that unfurls between the heritage relics, nature reclaims its rightful place, delicately intertwining with the architectural remnants.

Rowe's notion of the "Collage City" suggests that cities should be conceived as collages, comprised of diverse historical layers and styles. Fabric manipulation in design involves manipulating different materials and textures to shape the landscape.

The project aims to seamlessly integrate the site into a new and vibrant public space. The design proposal outlines three main phases that aim to preserve the heritage of the ceramic industry while providing engaging experiences for the public.

The first phase artfully revives the architectural grandeur of the heritage block, breathing life into its weathered walls. Here, the ancient kiln's vestiges find solace in meticulous restoration, becoming a poignant symbol of cultural preservation.